Emmerdale’s Caleb Miligan and Tracy Robinson interrupted as their affair continues

Another near-miss.

In Monday’s (December 4) episode of Emmerdale, Caleb Miligan and Tracy Robinson continue their affair plot by taking on more risks.

When Caleb arrives at Mill Cottage by himself for the afternoon, the two take advantage of the empty house.

Caleb doesn’t think anyone will be coming home because he thinks his son Nicky is at the hospital recovering from an attack that was homophobic.

Tracy and Caleb give in to their attraction to one another and are powerless to resist temptation.

But just when they’re at their hottest, Nicky unexpectedly returns home, forcing them to break up.

Although Nicky is unaware of anything going on between Caleb and Tracy at the moment, could this suspicious moment be the first hint that eventually helps him to discover the truth?

The executives of Emmerdale have already stated that in the upcoming weeks, at least one of the villagers will uncover Caleb and Tracy’s deception.

Laura Shaw, a show producer, recently gave an explanation: “Tracy and Caleb’s risky relationship has begun. The days leading up to Christmas will see a little more of that.

“What we’re going to witness is the most uncomfortable Christmas meal ever, as everyone gathers around the table at the Dingles’ joint.

“Somebody on Christmas Day is going to find out their dark secret and threaten to blow that.”

Tracy and Caleb were spotted sharing a passionate kiss in October, which marked the beginning of Emmerdale’s affair storyline.

Given that Caleb is her uncle, Tracy’s betrayal of her husband Nate could have a personal impact.

“He does feel bad on Nate, because Nate is his nephew and one of his business partners,” actor Will Ash, who plays Caleb, recently told us. Caleb is not out to get revenge on Nate; rather, he just likes him. He struggles a lot with the fact that he is acting quite snidely and that what he is doing is disgusting.

“Caleb must also weigh the cost, as it has the potential to destroy his relationship with Cain. He is aware that the game he is playing is risky, but he is unable to stop himself. He has a tendency towards self-destruction, which is relevant to this plot. He regrets Nate, but not enough to give up on him.”